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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
9
Erwin Oehl of Cameron is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Willie Oehl in the city. Herbert Fiedler has accepted a position as bookkeeper with the Moulton Motor Company.
College entrance exams were held Monday and Tuesday. Among those tested in several subjects were Edwin Richter Otto Kos ler Arthur Holm Bernice Knape Lydia Holm and Edna Reischl. Seniors chose wine colored covers with gold lining for the sheep skin diploma form. The senior class play cast prepared posters to advertise the production. readers are urged to view the show.
Mr Otto Vogt and family visited Yoakum relatives last Sunday Miss Selma Kempe of Shiner is in the city visiting relatives and friends Mr and Mrs Edwin Rehmer of Taylor came in Tuesday to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Edwin Jaeggli and Mr F Biehunke were in San Antonio last week Miss Ella Meyer of Swiss Alp is a guest at the O F Knape home since Tuesday Mrs Sam Jaegegli and son Sam Jr returned Saturday from a visit in San Antonio A girl born to Mr and Mrs Fred Pilat near Baursville on April 30 named Elnora Oldrich Metal of Komensky operated for appendicitis last week at Guenther Hospital Miss Ruby Meiners a San Antonio teacher visited her parents here the first part of the week Miss Joyce Meyer entertained a group of her little friends on her birthday with refreshments.
German services will be held in Boursville Sunday at 10 in the morning while English services take place in Moulton Sunday evening at 7 30, outlining the church schedule for the weekend.
Mrs. George von Lienen presides over the Bible class each Monday afternoon with Mrs. Sam Jaeggi leading. Devotion by Mrs. Sam Jaeggi and lesson from Jeremiah chapters 1 to 10. Come and meet with us.
Yoakum Texas April 26 H Y Mudd of Sweet Home village was bitten by an infuriated horse while trying to administer medicine. The horse died violently. Mudd contemplates paster treatments in Austin.
Publication commands the Lavaca County Sheriff to summon Otto Hoepfl to appear in the Lavaca County Justice Court in Moulton on June 8 1925 to answer a petition by First State Bank of Moulton filed April 23 1925 claiming a promissory note of May 30 1924 for 3850 with 8 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees.
Sheriff and Justice Court of Lavaca County command publication of this notice in a Lavaca County newspaper if available to summon Otto Hoepfl to the June 8 1925 term to answer Elinger Motor Co petition for $60 on goods sold and delivered between January 8 1924 and August 8 1924. Return with execution of writ. Given April 4 1925.
J L Meyer opens a new meat market in the F Biehunke building recently vacated by Otto F Krause. The shop features new fixtures and a tidy presentation. Moulton now operates three meat markets.
The Boy Scouts presented The Country Boy Scout at the school auditorium last Thursday to a fair-sized crowd. Review calls it good. Scoutmaster Bernard plans to take the play to neighboring towns.
F C Kaase attended the Coryell Lutheran synod last week and visited his son Charles in Temple. Local notices report Mrs Eliza Etlinger underwent an operation at Yoakum Hospital with daughter Mrs Lucas Rehmer accompanying her. Medical doctors attended the State Medical Association meeting in Austin. A list of Gonzales Seguin Shiner and Moulton visitors and motor car sales in the region is provided by Etlinger Motor Company.
Brief instruction requests readers to phone in their news items to number 99. This call for public submissions appears in a local newsroom notice column. It emphasizes speed and accessibility for timely community reporting.
A real estate dealer in Our Town markets himself as a Realtor to save time and keep moving fast. The piece touts his influence on local housing with residents claiming many townpeople own homes thanks to his hustling.
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